BLS OEWS, May 2025

Logistics coordinator salary in the US

What logistics coordinators are paid in the US, from the 10th to the 90th percentile, with how your own pay compares. Figures from the BLS OEWS release dated May 2025.

Median annual pay

$82,320

Middle half earn

$64,440 to $106,190

People in this job, US

251,040

Pay check

Am I underpaid?

$

Stays in your browser. No account needed.

Logisticians, national, annual pay, May 2025

10th percentile
$50,890
25th percentile
$64,440
Median
$82,320
75th percentile
$106,190
90th percentile
$133,160

Source: BLS OEWS, May 2025, SOC 13-1081. Percentiles across everyone employed in the occupation, not experience levels.

At a glance

What logistics coordinators earn across the US

  • About 251,040 people are employed in this occupation across the US.
  • Pay varies widely within the job: the 90th percentile earns 2.6 times the 10th.

Worked from BLS OEWS, May 2025. Not adjusted for the cost of living.

Skills

What employers look for in a logistics coordinator

The skills our logistics coordinator resume example leads with, written for US employers.

  • Freight scheduling
  • Carrier management
  • Rate negotiation
  • Load planning
  • LTL and FTL
  • Bills of lading
  • Customs documentation
  • Inventory coordination
  • WMS operation
  • TMS operation

See the full logistics coordinator resume example, with bullets and keywords.

Negotiating

Using these numbers

Below $64,440 puts you in the bottom quarter for logistics coordinators in the US. That is worth raising, with evidence of what you deliver.

The median, $82,320, is the middle of the market, not a ceiling. An offer at or near it is a fair starting point to negotiate from.

Asking for $106,190 or more puts you in the top quarter, so it needs a reason an employer will accept: a wider scope, a competing offer, or a skill that is hard to hire for.

Percentiles are not experience levels. They describe everyone doing the job, so a senior hire can sit at the median of a market full of senior people.

About the numbers

What these figures are

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics surveys employers for its Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, and these figures are from the release dated May 2025. They cover wage and salary workers in Logisticians, a category that is often broader than a single job title. Self-employed people are not included.

They are base pay: bonuses, equity and overtime are not included, and they are not adjusted for the cost of living.

Questions

Questions about logistics coordinator pay in the US

Know your number? Now get the offer.

Get a free resume score in seconds, read straight from your file.